The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
They knew about the blueberry, but not the pie,
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
“It was a fleet of tiny, specialized bombs designed to erase every speck of life. That way, when humans arrived, they wouldn’t be killed by some toxic plant or bacteria or dinosaur or, you know, a civilization of sentient beings who already had their own planet.”
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
They don’t know what they’re doing. They thought they did, but they don’t know
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
“Well, I have a hard time believing that, and yet it would certainly be a very human thing for you to do. When in doubt, just kill ’em! Yee haw!
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
“Sorry about that,” the Styrlax had added. “It’s just that our planet blew up,
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
But JEFF definitely sounded suspicious, as much as a bot could, anyway.
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
“They went from forty years to four days?” said Phoebe. “Yes. That’s really not that out of the ordinary; technology tends to advance at an exponential rate.”
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
Phoebe buckled into the couch
Kevin Emerson • The Oceans between Stars (Chronicle of the Dark Star Book 2)
“Good luck.” “You believe in luck?” said Liam. “Not really.”